…is horrendous carbon pollution created snow, you might just be a Warmist

The blog of the day is A View From the Beach, with a post on some firings being in order.
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…is horrendous carbon pollution created snow, you might just be a Warmist

The blog of the day is A View From the Beach, with a post on some firings being in order.
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Happy Sunday! A great day in America. The birds are singing, there’s frost in the air, liberals are still in apoplectic meltdown. This pinup is by Pearl Frush, with a wee bit of help.
What’s happening in Ye Olde Blogosphere? The Fine 15
As always, the full set of pinups can be seen in the Patriotic Pinup category, or over at my Gallery page. While we are on pinups, since it is that time of year, have you gotten your “Pinups for Vets†calendar yet? And don’t forget to check out what I declare to be our War on Women Rule 5 and linky luv posts and things that interest me
Don’t forget to check out all the other great material all the linked blogs have!
Anyone else have a link or hotty-fest going on? Let me know so I can add you to the list. (BTW, since someone asked, the reason I leave links for the previous week up (or you might see a *) is because they are place holders for later in the day or for next weeks. Easier than rewriting all the time. Also, the listing order has to do with how they are added over time, not how good a post is. I just copy and paste from the previous week, then edit. If you see one of the *’s, go ahead and check out the blog anyhow, see if there is an update. I cannot update with my Android during the day.
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Despite all the caterwauling from Warmists, President Donald Trump (I wonder if Liberals will spell his name Tr***, like they spelled Bush B***?) is well within his rights to take the U.S. out of the Paris climate agreement. I bet Obama’s wishing he had found some way to craft it so that the U.S. Senate had ratified it now, eh?
(Fox News) President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly looking at ways for the U.S. to back out of a landmark climate pact, which would defy an agreement to cut carbon emissions across the globe.
A source on Trump’s transition team told Reuters that the team was looking for ways to bypass the procedure to leave the Paris accord, which was agreed upon last December. Trump has previously stated his disbelief in global warming. Other global governments, including China, have expressed their reaffirming support for the deal.
“It was reckless for the Paris agreement to enter into force before the election,†the source told Reuters on Tuesday.
One of the alternatives he said was to withdraw from the 1992 Convention that was a parent to the 2015 Paris accord. It would void U.S. participation in the deal in a year’s time. Trump could also “delete†the U.S. signature from the deal.
Another option would be to simply ignore the provisions of the agreement, particularly those on redistributing US taxpayer money to 3rd world nations for “climate” stuff. For the most part, virtually every single country that was party to the Kyoto Protocol ignored their obligations, and only a handful actually hit their required CO2 targets.
But, it’s doubtful that Trump will take the soft route. We should expect him to simply issue a presidential directive which undoes the signature by uber-global elitist Obama.
(UK Guardian) Despite the threat of a US withdrawal, US secretary of state John Kerry said on Sunday that he would continue his efforts to implement the Paris agreement until Barack Obama leaves office on 20 January.
Speaking in New Zealand following a trip to Antarctica, Kerry appeared to take a swipe at Trump when he listed some of the ways in which global warming could already be seen. He said that there were more fires, floods and damaging storms around the world, and sea levels were rising.
“The evidence is mounting in ways that people in public life should not dare to avoid accepting as a mandate for action,†Kerry said.
So, you have a global elitist scooting around the world on fossil fueled vehicles telling us how dangerous Hotcoldwetdry is while positioning an agreement crafted by global elitists as a mandate for action. It was so important that it wasn’t even put up for debate by Obama and Kerry to the duly elected legislative body of the U.S. Many global elitists are thinking (praying, hoping?) that Trump will come around to their (global elitist) Warmist point of view. They surely have another thing coming.
And we’ll have a good laugh at the ensuing Cult of Climastrology meltdown when Trump negates U.S. participation in the Paris climate agreement.
Meanwhile, for a good laugh today
U.S. EPA employees were in tears. Worried Energy Department staffers were offered counseling. Some federal employees were so depressed, they took time off. Others might retire early.
And some employees are in downright panic mode in the aftermath of Donald Trump’s victory.
“People are upset. Some people took the day off because they were depressed,” said John O’Grady, president of American Federation of Government Employees Council 238, a union that represents thousands of EPA employees. After Election Day, “people were crying,” added O’Grady, who works in EPA’s Region 5 office in Chicago. “They were recommending that people take sick leave and go home.”

Crossed at Right Wing News.
Read: Report: Trump’s Looking For Quickest Way Out Of Paris Climate Accord »
…is a sea that will rise up and swamp the world by Inauguration Day, you might just be a Warmist

The blog of the day is American Power, with a post on “America dying on Nov 8”.
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Another typical freakout from the Cult of Climastrology
Donald Trump presidency a ‘disaster for the planet’, warn climate scientists
Leading scientists say the climate denier’s victory could mean ‘game over for the climate’ and any hope of warding off dangerous global warmingThe ripples from a new American president are far-reaching, but never before has the arrival of a White House administration placed the livability of Earth at stake. Beyond his bluster and crude taunts, Donald Trump’s climate denialism could prove to be the lasting imprint of his unexpected presidency.
“A Trump presidency might be game over for the climate,†said Michael Mann, a prominent climate researcher. “It might make it impossible to stabilize planetary warming below dangerous levels.â€
Kevin Trenberth, senior scientist at the US National Center for Atmospheric Research, added: “This is an unmitigated disaster for the planet.â€
Say the people who scoot around the planet in fossil fueled vehicles spreading awareness and demanding policies that raising the cost of living for the middle and lower classes while not only making them more dependent on government buy also dramatically increasing the power of government over citizen’s lives and increasing taxes and fees to the government.
“Millions of Americans voted for a coal-loving climate denier willing to condemn people around the globe to poverty, famine and death from climate change,†said Benjamin Schreiber, climate director at Friends of the Earth US. “It seems undeniable that the United States will become a rogue state on climate change.â€
A rogue state! Hooray! What Warmists are really concerned with is not being able to initiate a more Progressive (nice Fascist) governmental structure, and that their own funding emanating from the government might dry up. And you can bet if the money dries up they’ll no longer care that much, and they’ll lose prestige and power of their own.
The funny part here is that, while Trump will certainly push policies that increase America’s use of it’s own fossil fuels, along with working with Canada to get some of theirs (which would simply decrease America’s reliance on nations that have terrorist leanings), he will surely, based on what he has said, look to implement smart projects to increase the use of renewables. Rather than just slapping up solar and wind farms that are expensive and cannot survive without actual subsidies, to go with all the tax breaks that fossil fuels companies (and almost every company can use) get, he will implement policies which will do more R&D to develop renewables that actually work and are cost effective. Trump is not beholden to donors like Obama, and won’t use this to repay donors.
If renewables could be developed that were cost effective, provide a lot of power for a much lower price, could put the people in charge of their own power needs, and there are other things, like freeing electric car makers to develop, wouldn’t that be a good thing? Not in Warmist World, because this is not about science, it’s about politics, and they won’t like it that government doesn’t grow.
Regardless, the planet will be fine. Warmists might need to seek mental health counselors, though.
Read: President Trump Might Mean “Game Over For The Climate’ »
One of the things Trump and his supporters screamed about during the general election was about the nature of the media, and how biased they were. The way they spin things. We know this, we know they way they are shady and in the tank for Democrats, and will attempt to make Democrats look great and Republicans look bad. Now, they’re all pimping the notion that Trump has gone back on his pledge to repeal Obamacare. For instance
Donald Trump: I may not repeal Obamacare, President-elect says in major U-turn
Getting rid of the healthcare plan was among billionaire businessman’s biggest campaign promisesDonald Trump has said that he might not repeal Obamacare, perhaps his biggest campaign promise.
The President-elect performed the apparent U-turn after his meeting with Barack Obama at the White House this week, he has said.
Mr Trump is going to look at “amending” the Affordable Care Act, rather than completely repealing it, he told the Wall Street Journal.
“Either Obamacare will be amended, or repealed and replaced,” Trump told the newspaper. “I told him I will look at his suggestions, and out of respect, I will do that.”
Oh, noes, doooooom! Really, though, this is just Trump being nice after a meeting with Obama. What Trump was specifically referring to are two provisions he favors: allowing kids to stay on their parents insurance up to 26 and insurers refusing to cover people with pre-existing conditions. At the end of the day, the GOP will push through legislation that will repeal and replace Obamacare, and Trump will sign it. There’s nothing wrong with keeping a few provisions, especially if there are things that the GOP preferred previously.
Then we have the prosecution of Hillary Clinton
Having called Hillary Clinton a “nasty woman†and “crooked†during the campaign, Trump struck a conciliatory tone towards his former opponent in both interviews. The Wall Street Journal asked about campaign promises to appoint a special prosecutor to pursue criminal charges against his Democratic rival over her use of a private email server to conduct official business as secretary of state.
“It’s not something I’ve given a lot of thought, because I want to solve healthcare, jobs, border control, tax reform,†Trump said. The statement is likely to anger the president-elect’s core supporters, many of whom chanted: “Lock her up, lock her up,†at rallies during the campaign.
Nor should this be a priority. Fixing the problems in the nation, as he mentions, are. It would also look bad politically for him to go after Hillary after defeating her in a humiliating manner. She deserves to be prosecuted, and for the Clinton Foundation to be heavily investigated, but, it would be better if a President Trump stayed hands off. He doesn’t want to turn into That Politician. The best revenge on Hillary, Obama, and the Democrats will be to work hard to get things done.
But, sheesh, the guy hasn’t even taken office and the liberal media is already parsing everything he says and attempting to spin it in a negative manner.
Crossed at Right Wing News.
Read: Trump Makes Major U-Turn On Obamacare And Prosecuting Hillary Or Something »
…is a world darkened by fossil fuels created clouds, you might just be a Warmist
The blog of the day is Raised On Hoecakes, with a post on the election.
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Yes, the Washington Post Editorial Board is having a snit fit
EGYPTIAN STRONGMAN Abdel Fatah al-Sissi claimed he was the first foreign leader to call President-elect Donald Trump with congratulations. He had good reason: In meetings with the two presidential contenders in New York in September, Mr. Sissi was chided by Hillary Clinton about his abominable human rights record, while Mr. Trump issued him a free pass, calling him “a fantastic guy.†“Egypt hopes the presidency of Donald Trump will inject new life in Egyptian-American relations,†said a jaunty statement from Mr. Sissi’s office Wednesday.
If Mr. Trump follows the course he set in the presidential campaign, there will be many more such statements — and a rush to repression in countries around the world. At least since President Wilson carried his Fourteen Points to the 1919 Versailles conference, the United States has been the world’s foremost promoter of human rights and democracy. Mr. Trump appears ready to walk away from that role.
Got that? Human rights are doomed, and we know this even before Trump takes office. It’s going to be a fun 4-8 years of apoplexy from lefties.
Anyhow, the WPEB notes that Obama has been sorta lukewarm on this whole human rights thing. They fail to mention how he opened up with Cuba without pushing human rights. How he blew off Iran jailing dissidents and Americans in order to push the Iran deal. How he and Hillary backed the Muslim Brotherhood candidate in Egypt. Backed Assad in Syria. Blew off human rights in China in favor of climate change. The list goes on and on.
Read: “Trump’s election threatens human rights around the world” Or Something »
This thing has been winding its way through the courts for awhile now, but, hooray, it’s now on Trump, as we learn from one of CNN’s primary climahysterics, John D Sutter
Kids are taking the feds — and possibly Trump — to court over climate change
President-elect Donald Trump is likely to find himself the subject of a federal court case next year. The subject: climate change. And the plaintiffs: 21 children who want to ensure they have the right to a livable atmosphere.
Good grief. Livable atmosphere. These people are nuts.
The kids and their attorneys from Our Children’s Trust initially filed this case against the Obama administration. But Our Children’s Trust chief legal counsel, Julia Olson, told me on Thursday that Trump will automatically become a named defendant when he assumes the presidency on January 20.
What they really want to do is settle the suit prior to Trump being inaugurated, as they understand that Trump will most likely kill off most climate change initiatives.
The climate kids she represents will argue their constitutional rights to liberty and property are being violated by climate change, which threatens to submerge coastal cities, exacerbate drought and bring on mass extinction.
The interesting part here is that Trump might be better on developing energy alternatives than Obama. Trump will surely want projects that work, that crest low cost energy, that are cost effective, etc., as opposed to Obama, who wanted projects that hooked up his campaign donors.
Read: Trump Could Be Facing A Lawsuit As President On ‘Climate Change’ »